sophia cathedral and the instrument, in principle, fits perfectly into our st. sophia cathedral.als, which are played with the hands: a foot keyboard, a pedal keyboard, where they play with the heel, the toe, in general there can be different combinations, in our organ there are 48 registers, these are 48 voices that sound in different colors, there is, for example, a wonderful flute on the third... there is also a wonderful oboe on the third manual, there is a wonderful cromhorn, or also an english horn, on the first... we have a voice pipes, very beautiful for the whole st. sophia cathedral, the overall sonority of the organ can be turned on with one button, called tutti, played. this is the echo, 4.5 seconds. the era of romanticism brought such a wonderful device to organ building as the walzer. by rotating only this roller, we can achieve a large crescendo, that is, a large increase in sound. for example, an organist may have both hands and legs occupied, and an assistant helps him switch registers, for example, on time, that is, what he programmed in advance. the assistant l

sophia cathedral. here.and play, that’s the echo 4 and a half. the era of romanticism brought such a wonderful device to organ building as the walzer. by rotating only this roller, we can achieve a large crescenb, that is, a large gain sound. for example. the organization can have both hands and legs occupied, and switch, for example, registers in time, that is, what he... programmed in advance, an assistant helps him, the assistant looks at the notes all the time, because the organist writes exactly those changes in sound, those combinations that he programmed at the rehearsal, so the assistant performs a very important function, he must be able to read notes - turn everything on in time, in fact, this is a wind organ, because these are all the pipes that we see on avenue organ... they are all real, they are all playing, and inside there are three more floors of pipes , on which there are 3,905 of them in total, here there is a key, which is like in an ignition machine, it turns on the engine, now it is on,

with greetings from sophia kavalevskaya.'t go away because of the bastards. for eight years , my husband's academies completed the course of the gymnasium, a typical male one, with a woman. then they posted the questions, but what next? in the universities of the russian empire, access to children would be strictly barred, and education would be turned off for boys. the death of vnu was possible only for meat, but going there was not so easy. subject to permission, 18-year-old sophia is getting married, i am already married to the geologist and lieutenant uladzimir kavaleevski. a bunch of this would be nice in a different way. who could know? that yon perarasce ў sapraўdnae kahanne. the beautiful trumpet of 1868, sofia kavalevskaya , set out to scare europe with new saddles. germany, first the university in the city of heidelberg, then berlin, and also in europe knew the land, which the ladies were forbidden to cross. you can do it, but you can’t waste it with smoke. tym is a higher level of sound. kavalevskaya screamed endl

we are pushing the boundaries of our capacity right now. >> sophia smith is the owner and the secret to her recipe. for every dish at the butter and crumple bakery at north beach. starting her business in the heart of the pandemic was an unexpected twist. >> i got my start, renting unused kitchen spaces during the lockdown. so i got to , you know, pay them rent and got to use all of their equipment and everything without investing in my own right off the bat. >> she went to pastry school in pairs and soon after, she decided to take a leap of faith, creating her storefront. >> it is kind of not a traditional business structure. they didn't know where to put me as someone that is pretty much operating a full-time business inside of a shared space. they didn't know whether i was a caterer or a pop up, like how to categorize that. i went through some battles to get fully permitted in my pop up. >> sophia says this communication -- miscommunication caused delays and cost her thousands. spoke with everyone i was working with, i kept coming up against his communications, or misinformation w

sophia: that's a really good point.ewhat unprecedented territory if the fed is easing only because inflation is coming back towards the target but we are not seeing growth slow meaningfully. even in the 1995 scenario where the fed cut and we look back on that is a prime example of soft landing where the fed was very nimble, the fed did not cut rates until we actually saw a contraction in the nonfarm jobs payrolls. historically even in a soft landing scenario the fed has waited until there has been more economic weakness. but again we will see if the cycle is different. it's not just the demand side helping the fed in terms of reaching its inflation goal, the supply side has helped as well. we've seen labor participation rise with supplies back into labor market and we've also seen capacity constraints ease in terms of productions. perhaps the cycle is different but i think the market is waiting for more clarity on what the fed's framework will be in deciding the timing and extent of the rate cuts. alix: there is just a

sophia, bbc, antwerp.iona: argentina's new president marked his first full day in office by meeting his radically slimmed down cabinet. he is a self-described and narco capitalist -- anarchos. in his inauguration, he said his country needed economic shock therapy, as he described it, telling argentines there is no money. early in his campaign, milei said he would abandon the argentine peso in favor of the u.s. dollar to rescue the nation from a crippling recession and triple digit inflation. he has walked back those ideas but he is expected to announce cuts to public spending, a contentious move in a country where many people work for the government. the first details of his economic plan will be revealed tomorrow in his first outing at the podium today. the press secretary said mr. milei's inaugural message was not just a catchphrase. >> this logic of spending more than we have is over. there is no money is not a hollow phrase. there is no money and fiscal balance will be strictly respected and the logic

sophia, bbc, antwerp.iona: argentina's new president marked his first full day in office by meeting his radically slimmed down cabinet. he is a self-described and narco capitalist -- anarchos. in his inauguration, he said his country needed economic shock therapy, as he described it, telling argentines there is no money. early in his campaign, milei said he would abandon the argentine peso in favor of the u.s. dollar to rescue the nation from a crippling recession and iple digit inflation. he has walked back those ideas but he is expected to announce cuts to public spending, a contentious move in a country where many people work for the government. the first details of his economic plan will be revealed tomorrow in his first outing at the podium today. the press secretary said mr. milei's inaugural message was not just a catchphrase. >> this logic of spending more than we have is over. there is no money is not a hollow phrase. there is no money and fiscal balance will be strictly respected and the logic we

hagia sophia was plundered and turned into a mosque.n the last century, a museum was opened here, but 3 years ago the cathedral again became the hagia sophia mosque. december 27, 1831. from the british port of devinport , the beagle ship set sail around the world to map the shores of south america and draw up sea charts. but it was the young naturalist on board, charles darwin, who brought worldwide fame to the voyage. the voyage lasted for 5 years. he became a major scientist, the founder of the theory of evolution. darwin observed and explored the flora and fauna, collected fossils, herbariums, and deduced the patterns of development of life on earth. his main book , the origin of species through natural selection, put biology on a scientific basis and refuted religious dogmas. the church disputed darwin's theory for a long time, but eventually agreed. the fact that it is a quotation is completely compatible with the christian faith. on december 27, 1945, the high-tech scientific research institute of inorganic materials, is one of th

i'm sophia afternoon. it's1:00. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom .oom. a man has been arrested on suspicion of murder following a fatal stabbing in croydon. 27 year old michael patrick alfonso picciotto died after being attacked and stabbed by a group of men in thornton heath at around on tuesday , the 19th of around on tuesday, the 19th of december. the investigation is ongoing and a 22 year old remains in custody . the met remains in custody. the met police are appealing for anyone with information to come forward . russia has confirmed one of its warships has been damaged in ukrainian attack on a black sea port, which killed one and injured several more . the injured several more. the airstrike took place at various in russian occupied crimea earlier this morning. the head of the ukrainian air force confirms its warplanes hit the russian landing ship defence secretary grant shapps welcomes claims ukraine destroyed the ship, saying it's a sign the war has not reached a stalemate. russian defence minister sergei shoigu says forces have stopped ukrai

sophia. >> i would say gavin newsom.you look at the presidential bench warmers, the waiting in the wings, i would say that newsom is the biggest winner because he debated ron desantis. he sparred with sean hannity. he did all these things that 100% put him in the camp of joe biden and raised his national profile. so i think he is the one to watch. i think he will be our biggest nonpresidential winner this year. >> jess, what do you think? >> so there didn't seem to be a lot of winners this year in my eyes but one group that literally won in 2023 was supporters of abortion rights who put their issue directly on the ballot. or democrats who tied their campaigns closely to it. this year we saw voters in ohio enshrine abortion rights in their constitution. state supreme court justices in wisconsin and pennsylvania won races in which the issue figured prominently. and in virginia democrats won control of the state legislature as they campaigned against glenn youngkin's pitch to restrict the procedure to 15 weeks. >> joey, wha

here's sophia . sophia. >> good morning . it's 10:03. sophia. >> good morning . it's10:03.g. it's10:03. i'm sofia wenzel in the newsroom . sofia wenzel in the newsroom. the king says countries are dreadfully far off achieving climate goals during a cop 28 summit in dubai , giving an summit in dubai, giving an opening address at the world climate action summit, the monarch said the hope of the world rests on the decisions taken at the gathering. the prime minister will also address the summit later and is expected to announce £1.6 billion for environmental projects . the king environmental projects. the king said the dangers of climate change are no longer distant risks with what we are witnessing, our choice now is a starker and darker one. >> how dangerous are we actually prepared to make our world and deaung prepared to make our world and dealing with this is a job for us all. change will come by working together and making it easier to embrace decisions that will sustain our world right? rather than carry on as though there are no limits , the prime there are no limits,

sophia plundered and turned into a mosque.opened here, but 3 years ago the cathedral again became the hagia sophia mosque. on december 27, 1831 , the beagle ship set out from the british port of devinport on a circumnavigation of the world to map the shores of south america and draw up sea charts. but it was a young straight man who brought worldwide fame to this journey. whist on board charles darwin. the voyage lasted for 5 years. he became a major scientist, the founder of the theory of evolution. darwin observed, explored flora and fauna, collected fossils, herbariums and deduced patterns of development of life on earth. his main book , the origin of species through natural selection, put biology on a scientific basis and refuted religious dogmas. the church disputed darwin's theory for a long time, but eventually agreed that it was, quote, completely compatible with the christian faith. on december 27, 1945 , the high-tech research institute of inorganic materials began its activities; it is one of the leading scientific

martin. >> and thank you sophia . now we >> and thank you sophia.overnment's bid to send migrants to rwanda. james cleverly was in the african country earlier this month to new treaty. but month to sign a new treaty. but it's emerged airlines have it's emerged that airlines have refused to sign contracts to take part in the flagship asylum policy. firms are worried about damage their reputations from being involved. meanwhile, the home office says it has robust plans on its governor for flights to rwanda to take off. well, i'm joined now by our political editor , christopher political editor, christopher hope.chfis political editor, christopher hope. chris and astonishing development in an ongoing bedlam saga. really at the weekend, a report came out, a senior government source said it's unbelievable . we've given £100 unbelievable. we've given £100 million to the rwandan government for a rwanda scheme and yet we have no planes to get people to rwanda . chris, people to rwanda. chris, sometimes it feels like the lunatic have taken over our asylum sys

thank you sophia and dawn. thank you sophia and happy boxing day .xing day. >> merry christmas, whatever you're doing . it's a 26th of you're doing. it's a 26th of december and i hope you're having a lovely time. still i'm dawn neesom and i'll be with you for the next hour and half and for the next hour and a half and we lots of things to talk we have lots of things to talk about. how was your christmas day? going ? did day? how's boxing day going? did you the king's speech? did you enjoy the king's speech? did you enjoy the king's speech? did you it used to be you watch it used to be religious in our house, but not sure we got it this year. the biggest sports events the day biggest sports events of the day and also tens of thousands are expected meet at boxing day expected to meet at boxing day hunts across the uk . joining me hunts across the uk. joining me in the studio is broadcaster and journalist claire muldoon and former adviser to michael gove, charlie rowley. thank you very much for joining charlie rowley. thank you very much forjoining me t

sophia, thank you so much for being here.are all over the map in terms of literally, part in the terrible plan there. what is happening with so many of these voting rights cases? can you give me your reaction to what is happening, specifically in arkansas? >> thank you so much for having me on tonight. yes arkansas it is quite the wild west. it's a decision that is completely beyond the pale. one that is contrary to decades of precedent and practice, including from the u.s. supreme court, including from the eighth circuit itself. it would completely eviscerate the promise of the voting rights act, the enforcement of which was completely driven by private plaintiffs, individual voters who have been the subject of race racial discrimination. it would completely bring those enforcement actions do a trickle. the attorney general can only bring so many cases at any given time. >> i'm sorry, go right ahead. >> i was going to say, as you said, it's part of a larger and very relentless assault on the voting rights act that has gone o

sophia cathedral. dmytro, christ is being distributed, how many people are at the service and in general, what is the mood. let's praise him. katya, i am actually in st. sophia's cathedral right now. a liturgy is held here from 9 a.m. on the occasion of christmas. it was headed by metropolitan epiphany. he has already said his word, his sermon, emphasized that... they pray for everyone, for all ukrainians, those who volunteer, those who are at the front, those who were forced to leave their homes, epiphany also reminded who really... . our enemy noted the importance of the transition from the old style of celebration to the new style of celebration, i will remind you that from september 1, the orthodox church of ukraine approved the transition to the new julian calendar, and from now on christmas is celebrated on the 25 december we asked the people whether this is important to them and whether it is even appropriate to go to war in such times, let's hear what they said. i, i've been waiting for this, s

yes, and now you are turning away from sophia and her sister, i’m not turning away, today i love you,deline and my mother, when i even, when he didn’t hear, when i i woke up when adeline was screaming there, he watched his tv series, films, he always said, damn, it would be better if i were in kindergarten, how tired are you? stanislav, they really are like that did you allow yourself to speak about your daughter? well, yes, just once, do you understand that you yourself are to blame for the fact that your family collapsed? yes, my big fault, are you planning to do something about it? yes, i want to remain in normal relations, have friendly relations, communicate there, won’t you try to renew relations with yulia? it probably won’t work out, but if yulia forgives, she won’t forgive for that, believe me, i suggested to you many times, sit down to talk, it’s fine, he really wanted to go here to his mother, i told him, wait a month, i’ll get it salary, you pay , i’ll just have a vacation, at that moment i’m already, well, i’m already working, well, i’m working, i say, we’ll sit down toge

sophia, i want to start with you. what do you make of trump's strategy to get voters to turn out to the caucuses and relying less on rallies? >> they've been doing this since the very start of the campaign, and i think it's driven by the people at the top who are very serious about focusing on what they call moving the mud. and iowa is exhibit a of that. i think they learned from 2016 when they lost to ted cruz, and so this time around, you know, they're kind of emphasizing that being in the lead is not enough, and they are worried about complacent voters, voters who think that trump is in the lead and so we don't have to show up. >> and complacency is one thing, but, also, it seems that many voters have been invigorated by the legality of all of this, the criminal charge side of all of these things when it comes to trump. multiple court cases, trials, things he's going to face in 2024. polls show that gop voters still seem to prefer him, in some cases love him. do you think trump can hold onto these voters? i want to

martin. >> thank you sophia . now when >> thank you sophia.f you would assume to imagine beautiful scottish scenery and wildlife. but if tony blair's labour government had had its way, it would have been a holding camp for thousands of asylum seekers. well, that's to according newly released official papers. it was part of a plan which would have seen illegal migrants put straight back on the plane they arrived on little or arrived on with little or no right . does that right of appeal. does that remind you of anything ? yes. remind you of anything? yes. history is repeating itself, isn't it? with rwanda and this conservative government. well, joining us now to discuss this further is gb news political correspondent, olivia utley olivia. and when you look at the data, immigration, quads toppled under blair's government, he introduced the human rights act introduced the human rights act in 1998, which is the bane of anybody trying to deport people to this very day. and add 2.2 million immigrant came into this country, particularly when blair ia

nana >> thank you, sophia . this is gb >> thank you, sophia.i'm nana akua and for the next hour, me and my panel will be taking on some of the big topics hitting the headunes the big topics hitting the headlines right now. this show is all about opinion. it's mine. it's theirs . and of course, it's it's theirs. and of course, it's yours. we'll be debating, discussing, times we will discussing, and at times we will disagree, be disagree, but no one will be cancelled . and so joining me cancelled. and so joining me today is broadcaster and journalist danny kelly, also broadcaster and author christine hamilton. to come, each hamilton. still to come, each sunday at five, i'm joined by a celebrity, a former mp or someone who has extremely someone who has had an extremely interesting career to take a look at life after the job. we talk lessons learnt talk highs, lows, lessons learnt and next on the and what comes next on the outside. and today guest outside. and today my guest tells britain's tells his story from britain's most wanted gang member to

we'll also be joined by her attorney sophia akbar.t first, we go to cairo, egypt, with another one of sophia's clients, fadi abu shammalah. he is just vision's outreach associate in gaza and the executive director of gaza's general union of cultural centers. we spoke to him last month about his "new york times" op-ed "what more must the children of gaza suffer?" he was able to leave gaza and he joins us now as he works to be reunited with his wife and three children who are still in gaza -- ali, karam, and adam. fadi, welcome back. in a moment, we're going to talk about the legal case here. but if you can talk about what is happening in gaza right now, what is happening in rafah and jabalia and talk about why you left gaza and what you think needs to happen. >> thank you so much for having me for the second time. i would not do the same for me. but thank you for having me and this interview. i will start by telling the situation on the ground in every city in the gaza strip is beyond our imagination. not all of the news comes out to u

let's go live now to my colleague sophia petites in brussels., what are we hearing so far? —— sofia bettiza. the meeting hasjust started —— sofia bettiza. the meeting has just started at several european leaders reiterated the urgency to show a united front when it comes to ukraine. we heard from pedro sanchez, the prime minister of spain for example, who said that it's very important that leaders today agree on the next aid package for ukraine. we heard from the finish minister, who said he is ready to negotiate and he has brought... the aid package that is being discussed at the moment would deliver 50 billion euros to ukraine. this is money that ukraine is desperate to receive, we have from the ukrainian first lady said that if the west were to stop sending financial aid to ukraine, it would mean that ukrainians would be essentially left to die, but the issue here is that there is one country, hungary, that is very much against sending additional aid to ukraine. the prime minister of hungary, viktor 0rban, is not alone in feeling like this, t

thank you, sophia. it'sjust >> good afternoon. thank you, sophia.ood afternoon. thank you, sophia. it's just coming up to seven after 4:00. i'm nana akua . seven after 4:00. i'm nana akua. we're live on tv online and on digital radio now. it's been a dire week at the montecito towers. turns out that i was right. and endgame may in fact , right. and endgame may in fact, proved to be a premonition for amidst scabies and brand sussex , amidst scabies and brand sussex, as this week amid revealed what we all could see crystal clearly that he lied so after swearing on people's lives that he'd never sent a version with their names , the books available in a names, the books available in a number of languages. >> and unfortunately i can't speak dutch, so i haven't seen the copy for myself. >> but if there have been any translation errors, i'm sure the publishers got it under control for me. >> i edited and wrote the engush >> i edited and wrote the english version. >> there's never been a version that i've produced that has names in it really see what he ac

sophia, thank you so much for being here.we are all over the map in terms of literally, part in the terrible plan there. what is happening with so many of these voting rights cases? can you give me your reaction to what is happening, specifically in arkansas? >> thank you so much for having me on tonight. yes arkansas it is quite the wild west. it's a decision that is completely beyond the pale. one that is contrary to decades of precedent and practice, including from the u.s. supreme court, including from the eighth circuit itself. it would completely eviscerate the promise of the voting rights act, the enforcement of which was completely driven by private plaintiffs, individual voters who have been the subject of race racial discrimination. it would completely bring those enforcement actions do a trickle. the attorney general can only bring so many cases at any given time. >> i'm sorry, go right ahead. >> i was going to say, as you said, it's part of a largerand very relentless assault on voting rights act that ha on for qu

, sophia you screamed at the gazen, how many more children should we kill?the little swans, and then i got scared. after all, i’m the main witness, and he’ll find out and kill me, whoever stands up for me, tell me, and then i’m only telling you because i feel sorry for the remisishes and... nikolai, nikolai is in prison for nothing, i don’t i understand what this has to do with us, well, yes, misha and i had a fight, but this is our personal business. sofia, the fact is that there is reason to believe that mikhail is guilty of setting the starling children on fire, but you are crazy, i saw with my own eyes how he... jumped from behind the table he rushed to save them, you want to say that the fire started before mikhail embroidered on the door to the apartment, well, of course, already before that the children were screaming for help , you could smell the smoke, and misha absolutely does not like children, it’s true, but to kill, sophia, tell me, what kind of relationship did you have with the iskvartsovs before the fire? misha argued with them a couple of t

saturday night news with sophia. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom . wenzler in the gb newsroom. hundreds of pro—palestinian protesters have been rallying in central . london via now central. london via now ceasefire now ceasefire now. the demonstrators were urging christmas shoppers to boycott what they say are pro—israel brands . traffic on oxford street brands. traffic on oxford street was brought to a standstill as crowds chanted don't fund genocide . security guards genocide. security guards blocked the entrance to fashion shop zara, while dozens of officers followed the march . officers followed the march. police say there were no arrests . meanwhile today's been dubbed super saturday tipped to be the busiest in—store shopping day of the year. last year, shoppers were said to have spent over £i.5 were said to have spent over £1.5 million buying last minute christmas gifts. the great christmas gifts. the great christmas getaway is well and truly underway. the aa says it's the busiest day of the pre—christmas period , with an pre—christmas period,

sophia was plundered and turned into a mosque.n the last century, a museum was opened here, but 3 years ago the cathedral again became the hagia sophia mosque. on december 27, 1831 , the beagle ship set out from the british port of devinport on a circumnavigation of the world to map the shores of south america and draw up sea charts. but this journey became world famous. carried the young naturalist on board, charles darwin. the voyage lasted for 5 years. he became major scientist, founder of the theory of evolution. darwin observed and explored the flora and fauna, collected fossils, herbariums, and deduced the patterns of development of life on earth. his main book , the origin of species through natural selection, put biology on a scientific basis and refuted religious dogmas. the church disputed darwin's theory for a long time, but in the end. agreed that it is a quote that is completely compatible with the christian faith. on december 27, 1945, a high-tech research center began its activities. institute of inorganic materials

sophia, latvia, bravo, sophia, bravo, let's chat a little while waiting for your points. when you were in malta, you took part in some kind of competition, tell the audience yourself what happened , is it really... it’s true, it’s true, i was probably 14 years old, and i was singing a piece from a musical, i was singing the last longest note , i managed to hiccup at that moment, but how did it happen, well, can you show me, i can’t even imagine, well, how could this happen, well, it will be difficult to show, but i will try, and something like this, but you are very beautiful and the topic i want to say is, did this somehow affect your result in the competition? it’s hard to say, i hope not, because at that moment i just won the grand prix, our congratulations, it means you definitely have a secret , what to do for an artist who has come out on stage and suddenly started to hiccup, the main thing is not to show it and just continue on, and there is also one small recommendation if suddenly a long and high note continues , you can just immediately continue singing another

producer sophia. don't want i don't want to get in tr0|go go for:)roducer sophia. don't want i don'tor it,ducer sophia. don't want i don't want to get in tr0|go go for it, christine.1ia. yeah. go go for it, christine. well i'm just to say. well i'm just going to say. >> obviously, i don't >> i mean, obviously, i don't really mean that. i do believe in free press. and the more in a free press. and the more newspapers we have the more newspapers we have and the more media goodness media outlets. thank goodness for better . so, no, for gb news, the better. so, no, i i'd like to see i mean, i'd like to see the mirror live to fight another day, but, uh, they to pay day, but, uh, they have to pay for done and it's for what they've done and it's undoubtedly , you know, it was undoubtedly, you know, it was plain pikestaff, frankly , plain as a pikestaff, frankly, that harry. plain as a pikestaff, frankly, tha no, harry. plain as a pikestaff, frankly, tha no, agree harry. plain as a pikestaff, frankly, tha no, agree , harry. plain as a pikestaff, frankly, tha no, agree , and harry. plain as a

producer sophia. don't want i don't want to get in tr0|go go for:)roducer sophia. don't want i don'tor it,ducer sophia. don't want i don't want to get in tr0|go go for it, christine.1ia. yeah. go go for it, christine. well i'm just to say. well i'm just going to say. >> mean, obviously, i don't >> i mean, obviously, i don't really mean that. i believe really mean that. i do believe in free and the more in a free press. and the more newspapers we have and the more media goodness media outlets. thank goodness for better . so, no, for gb news, the better. so, no, i i'd like to see i mean, i'd like to see the mirror live to fight another day, but, uh, they to pay day, but, uh, they have to pay for done and it's for what they've done and it's undoubtedly , you know, it was undoubtedly, you know, it was plain pikestaff, frankly , plain as a pikestaff, frankly, that harry. plain as a pikestaff, frankly, tha no, harry. plain as a pikestaff, frankly, tha no, agree harry. plain as a pikestaff, frankly, tha no, agree , harry. plain as a pikestaff, frankly, tha no, agree , and harry. plain as a

after your morning's news with sophia . news with sophia. >> thank you . the father, stepmother and uncle of ten year old sarah sharif have pleaded not guilty to her murder. old sarah sharif have pleaded not guilty to her murder . the not guilty to her murder. the ten year old's body was discovered at her home in surrey in august, the day before sarah was discovered . the three was discovered. the three defendants left the uk for pakistan on with five children before returning a month later. the trial of all three will be in september next year. committee on standards is recommending scott benton be suspended for 35 days from the commons following a lobbying scandal. an investigation was launched after the blackpool south mp was filmed offering to leak confidential information to gambling industry chiefs. mr benton was secretly being filmed by reporters for the times , who by reporters for the times, who offered him between 2000 and £4000 for two days work. the parliamentary committee has been looking into the allegations that his actions caused significan

i am spending a lot of money every day. >> but for sophia, this is not enough.ke we are not asking for it. >> and teachers walk off the job. more than 90% of union members voted to authorize the strike. a mediation session is scheduled for tomorrow to see if the district can come any closer to an agreement. >>> to capitol hill where the house kicked off its holiday recess. they face a long to-do list. that includes aid to ukraine and israel. they say it is urgently needed. east bay congressman eric swallow set this while heading out to the break. >> absolutely. we saw republicans bring chaos. the majority of the votes came from democrats. we are keeping the government open. they could be a potential shutdown. they admitted it was fraud. the majority of the votes came from democrats. >> the senate will return to work next week with hopes to get a vote for the ukraine israel aid package. chuck schumer said this will allow more time for bipartisan talks. struck a live look at the state capital. gavin newsom has ordered a spending freeze as company grapples with a p

hello, i'm sophia mount. they're angry and full dresser, basically, and pulled up the edge. and i believe that perfect glass is really the best step into the reach with the terminal or to me of the glass is a complicated issue because i think people normally international people are expecting to get us to the order and selection of the restaurant. but even hungry if you think it will actually, if you order it from a restaurant menu, you would probably get a soup and less group which is more likely to reach the majority of the people who would expect to when they or the electric co. i've an angry increasing this could put, could the subject case then other complex issue. it's obviously the signature of spice of hanging and okay, so you have of 1st look on the public eye. you can immediately say lots of all the qualities, it should be very intense through the clean pace. the, the secret tape of all of the hanging in grandmother's. he was probably not. we didn't ever recipe. and the secret is when you add the poppy, come have to pick the pin off of the heat. and for the top we

hello, i'm sophia, i'll say hungry and full dresser basically and pulled up the edge. and i believe that perfect glass is really the best step into the return of the terminal or to any of the glass is a complicated issue. because i think people normally, international people are expecting to get us to then the order in collection of the restaurant, but even hungry if you're eating good. well, actually if you order it from a restaurant menu, you would probably get a soup and less group, which is more likely it's the service to reach the majority of the people who would expect to when they or the electric. it's cool. i've an angry increasing this could put, could the topic case, then other complex issue. it's obviously the signature of spice of hanging and okay, if you have of 1st look on the public eye, you can immediately say a lot about the quality. it should be very intense. through the clean pace, the, the secret tape of all of the hanging in grandmother's. he was probably not. we didn't ever recipe. and the secret is when you add the poppy come have to pick the pin

i'm sophia wenzler in the gb newsroom. thousands of people's new year's plans have been thrown into chaos after eurostar cancelled all trains to and from london. the company apologised after what it said was unprecedented flooding in a number of tunnels, including under the thames, up to 35,000 passengers have been affected, with many left stranded at london's saint pancras station. some have taken to social media to vent their frustrations, saying they were told about saying they were only told about the cancellations at 8:00 this morning and forecasters are warning people to take care ahead of new year celebrations. heavy rain and strong winds are expected in many parts of the country, with parts of scotland likely to see significant . likely to see significant. levels of snow. the met office says yellow alerts are in place until . 3 am. tomorrow. ukraine until. 3 am. tomorrow. ukraine has struck a series of targets in russia, killing 14 people and injuring more than 100 others. it comes after russia carried out its most

on the 25th of october 2017, she flew from sophia to athens. is in my opinion, the 10 lady, she called me from athens and said, it's really strange. my body guard was ordered by somebody to leave, to return to bulgaria, so i'm completely alone here in athens. so the tool now i'll be getting the phone just real upset. and then in the evening to say to secuity, god's returns without the look of the gal dakota, we have disney, and most of her body guard gave her a 2nd ticket so that she could fly from athens to set something leaky. she called me again from the southern nikki and said she was going to meet some people there and that they would be bringing her back to bulgaria clandestinely by car ellison, i would see the, the, the fees as well. then i got a text at about 2 or 3 in the morning. it was in english and on the home safe, safe. show me a way to fix the problem. and i know we normally spoke and texted in german, who's home safe seemed a bit strange to me, but whatever else. and that was the last message i received from her from then on fo

thank you, sophia. gbnews.com. thank you, sophia. >> okay. welcome back. bringing you all the latest until now. until 6 pm. now. counter—terrorism coppers are investigating the explosion of an ultra low emission zone camera in south—east london amid suspicions it was caused by a homemade bomb in a video posted on social media after the blast, a man was heard saying ulez camera been dismantled , blown camera been dismantled, blown the van in half, shrapnel everywhere broke the fence. it's like a world war. two explosions has just gone off. and here in footage not seen, you can see forensic style officers at the scene almost similar to something seen in salisbury those many years ago . you can those many years ago. you can just see there, this is taken by a gentleman i spoke to earlier, a gentleman i spoke to earlier, a guy called danny. he's a black cab driver. he lives about 50 yards away from this site. it exploded last night about 7 pm. you can see there. that's the camera. camera has been camera. the ulez camera has been taken down. you can see clearly

hello, i'm sophia, i'll say angry and full dresser basically and pulled up the edge. and i believe that perfect glass is really the best step into the ritual for giving me knowledge of the glass is a complicated issue because i think people normally international people are expecting to get us to the or the last, what's the restaurant, but even hungry if you're eating good. well actually, if you order it from a restaurant menu, you would probably get a soup and less group which is more likely to reach the majority of the people who would expect to win the or the unless it's cool. i've in hungry increasing. it's good, put, cut the stuff. okay. so then other complex if you process you, it's obviously the signature spice of hanging and okay, if you have 1st look on the public eye, you can immediately say a lot about the quality. it should be very intense through the clean pace. the, the secret tape of all of the hanging in grandmother's. he was probably not. we didn't ever recipe. and the secret is when you add the public um have to take the pen off of the heat. and for

sophia sluzskaya and frosinepolosskaya, mirsky and nesvizh castles, kolozha church, in the lens of attentionn monuments included in the list unesco world heritage site. the belarusian youth forum became the final stage of a student project dedicated to the fiftieth anniversary of the 1970 unesco convention . in the second year, over the course of a month, 20 students from the belarusian state university and the university of culture visited the cities of belarus and historical sites, listened to lectures, participated in discussions and developed their programs to preserve and promote the world heritage. we want to implement a project at the residence of father frost, because in the summer it loses its relevance and we want to contribute new colors to beloverskaya pushcha, for example, in 2024, if only. its essence lies in the fact that a belarusian foreign student travels around belarus and belarusian students tell what the popular republic of belarus is rich with. this is not just a tourist trip to sites, belarusian unesco sites, this is polack, and grodna, and belovezhskaya pushcha, and s

my name is constance, ending auto, and i'm happy to sophia management. i'm also head of the geology at the, in a circle. i don't think he fits what i a, this shoots position. i mean, i'm not. meaning this in a bad way. i mean, you need to serious, like extremely kevin, as he's controlling another thing. i mean, he saw the normal guy, the constantine, even the 12 was head of one point in too much 2019, when he was arrested during the trip to the list. because a deal with the authorities in exchange for reduced incentives. you agree to talk? mistaken into how old are you? i'm 33 years old. and um, who are the immediate members of your family? my mazda, of basic, uh, my sons of plumbing and my sister would you. after her disappearance in 2017, i became one of the top leaders up on klein. when was the last time that you saw originally? 2 days before her disappearance, i was unable to design plug and move on to the top around the 22nd or 23rd of october 2017 cuz she called me and told me that she was going away on a trip. once i asked her why she had to leave

norm and sophia, thank you both so much. coming up, what everyone is going to be talking about for weeks to come. i'm thinking -- it could derail the next election. -- this year, and -- is next. , >> all right. well, here is something that will derail washington for weeks. it's what everyone is going to be talking about for quite some time. let me bring you up to speed. because it would potentially up in the presidential election. the impeachment inquiry into president joe biden, the house voting today along party lines, perhaps unsurprisingly, to formalize that inquiry. just hours after the president son, hunter biden, defied a subpoena from republican investigators to give closed-door testimony. remember, he has been insisting that he wants to testify. but he's got to do it in a public setting. a lot to discuss now with beto o'rourke, a former 2020 presidential candidate, and a former congressman from texas. beto o'rourke, i'm so glad you are here. i have been curious about how you would think about all these different iss

but first, let's get your latest news headlines from sophia . sophia. >> good evening.ler in the newsroom. a 16 year old boy has been charged with the murder of leon gordon, who was shot dead in east london on tuesday evening. the boy has also been charged with the attempted murder of a 20 year old man and a 16 year old boy. he was also charged with possession of a firearm and possession of a firearm and possession with intent supply possession with intent to supply class drugs . he will appear at class a drugs. he will appear at barkingside magistrates court on monday . matt police have monday. matt police have arrested two protesters at a pro—palestine march in london today and are appealing for the public's help to identify a woman . it's public's help to identify a woman. it's part of an investigation into a placard carried at the protest earlier today. the met police released an image on social media and have appealed for the woman to come forward. thousands of people gathered to call for a ceasefire in gaza . the met

but first, let's get your latest news headlines from sophia . sophia. >> good evening. i'm sophia wenzler in the newsroom . a 16 wenzler in the newsroom. a 16 year old boy has been charged with the murder of leon gordon, who was shot dead in east london on tuesday evening. the boy has also been charged with the attempted murder of a 20 year old man and a 16 year old boy. he was also charged with possession of a firearm and possession of a firearm and possession with intent supply possession with intent to supply class drugs . he will appear at class a drugs. he will appear at barkingside magistrates court on monday . matt police have monday. matt police have arrested two protesters at a pro—palestine march in london today and are appealing for the public's help to identify a woman . it's public's help to identify a woman. it's part of an investigation into a placard carried at the protest earlier today. the met police released an image on social media and have appealed for the woman to come forward. thousands of people gathered to call for a ceasefire in gaza . the met

but first, let's get your latest news with sophia . news with sophia. >> good morning.e gb newsroom . wenzler in the gb newsroom. >> thousands of people's new year's plans have been thrown into chaos after eurostar cancelled all trains to and from london. the company apologised after what it said was unprecedented flooding in a number of tunnels, including under the thames, up to 35,000 passengers have been affected , passengers have been affected, with many left stranded at london saint pancras station . london saint pancras station. some have taken to social media to vent their frustrations , to vent their frustrations, saying they were only told of the cancellation plans at 8:00 this morning. the cancellation plans at 8:00 this morning . and forecasters this morning. and forecasters are warning people to take care ahead of new year celebrations as heavy rain and strong winds are expected in many parts of the country , with parts of the country, with parts of scotland likely to see significant levels of snow . the significant levels of snow. the met office says yellow

the extracted sofa is tended to pesticides fertilizers on sophia. it costs it as a result of most fabric sofa gases have decreased significantly and regulations of getting 20 to 2020. so the 1st restrictions on shipping fuel but in now the last tech industry, there's been more studies about the health impacts and burning the steel in ports with a couple of studies. suggesting that somewhere in the range of 20 to 60000 people globally may die prematurely due to exposure to separate exit pollution from shipping. removing solver from fuels has cause the dropping world wide pollution, but the still most sole for an atmosphere then there should be show while regulations are important. shift away from fossil fuels is the only thing that will tackle toxic sulfur gases for good. the so expanding renewable energy sources is key if we want to have a safe, clean future. the shift has already started. europe and asia, in particular, a building more, a move off. so the funds some little than 50 slack. and how much is insights comprising millions of solar panels?

mark >> thanks sophia . well, in an >> thanks sophia.in an extraordinary political development, lord frost, the man credited with getting brexit across the line has called for rishi sunak to stand down as prime minister and leader of the conservative party he says that his don't choose a new leader. they will be eviscerated as that. i will get reaction in a couple of minutes from lord michael howard live on the show. but first, my friday big opinion . on great news folks. doctor who has reached peak woke . we who has reached peak woke. we had a female time lord or should i say time lady, a gender neutral alien announcing its pronouns . and now the character pronouns. and now the character of isaac newton, the man, of course, who discovered gravity is played by an actor of colour. now, i'm not one of those people triggered by this acting is made up. it's pretend just because newton was white doesn't mean that someone that's white has to play that someone that's white has to play that role. but let's have more of this. i look forward to ge

in cyrillic, as evidenced by novgorod text messages, birch bark letters and graffiti on the walls of sophiaf novgorod. in the horde era , russian texts became the main alphabet using ur runes, the slavs say. comes from the word, therefore slavs, people who speak intelligibly language, unlike the germans, that is, dumb, but scratch the russian language you will find hundreds of anglicisms, germanisms, and of course turkisms, pants and a jacket, a scarf and a hat, a robe. the first books in cyrillic were the gospel psalter. the word psalter goes back to the psaltery, a middle eastern instrument of the times, to the sounds of the kanthal sounded from the mouths of karelian rune singers, the world-famous kalivala. the belarusian cymbals, the persian kanun, the chinese qin, and the korean have their history. the instruments have one thing in common, like many eurasian musical instruments. cows, snakes or cowries. kauuri symbolized fertility, protected from evil spirits, they were placed like nickels on the eyes of the deceased. at the same time, cowries served as money; their shape formed the ba

tro of kyiv and kyiv region became part of the exposition sophia kyivska national reserve. the works are written on the boxes from under the weapons that remained after the battles during the defense of the capital in the fall of 2022. from now on, they complement the paintings of the times of kyivan rus and the images of the iconostasis of the baroque era in the church. requiem prayers for the heroes will also be heard there. who defended our country, turning death into life, death is a box of weapons, life in our tradition is an icon. this is a prayer and not just a prayer, it is a prayer on the terrible essence of the saints for humanity before christ. in in our case, it is a prayer for the dead ukrainian soldiers. we inscribed these names in the icons, they are inscribed forever. and i am placing these icons, we placed them in sophia of kyiv, in our central church of our country, and now there is a church on the territory of the national reserve where priests will pray for the dead. it is very important for us, because we show, we show relatives, we show the whole count